Pearl

A mineral considered an herb in the Chinese tradition. Packed with 17 different amino acids, and minerals, including calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, strontium, copper, selenium, silicon, titanium, ferric oxide, and silica. Many of pearl’s components are involved in DNA and RNA metabolic activity, helping promote and accelerate cell renewal. This ‘superior treasure’ also has a strong anti-wrinkle effect.  Packed with dozens of amino acids and minerals, including: calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, strontium, copper, selenium, silicon, titanium, ferric oxide, and silica. Various components in pearl participate in DNA and RNA metabolic activities thus can promote and accelerate cell renewal.

The Legend of Pearl – Perhaps one of the most famous people who used pearls as a beauty aid is the “Last Empress,” who was renowned for her youthful radiance. Her secret: everyday she would take a freshly crushed pearl and place the powder on her wrinkles. Using a stick of jade, she would massage the pearl powder into  her skin, essentially rubbing away the wrinkles.